As main actors of public life, civil servants should be aware at their different post levels, of responsibilities for the protection of the data to which they have access. To improve the protection of all the components of the country and to prevent any threat, the State must:  Strengthen the security of its information systems by developing and monitoring security policies for interdepartmental electronic communications network and by ensuring secure deployment of mobile devices.  Evaluate on a yearly basis the application of the State Information Systems Security Policy and the effectiveness of the measures adopted. Parliament shall be informed by means of indicators, which shall also include the responsiveness to its official recommendations to address Cyber Security. More generally, senior quality regulation officials will ensure that issues related to strengthening the security of information systems are taken into account in the standard-setting process, which is carried out on a regular basis.  Attract competent, effectively-trained cyber specialists to the Government to maintain our National Security, including an understanding of the impact of Cyber Space on security operations.  Include Cyber Security elements in all public service training programs and in the recruitment exam for the Corps of Information and Communication Systems Engineers. Public servants process sensitive data, which they must know how to protect at the level of each ministry.  Ensure that the experience of public servants in the field of Cyber Security is optimized throughout their career.  Give Law Enforcement Agencies, public authorities, and the banking sector a high level of independence on matters related to Cyber Security, infrastructures, process approaches, and operational decisions, as they relate to their own, internal mandates. This general approach must always be aligned with the Cyber Security Strategy of the Government, which shall be ensured through a National Agency at the highest national defense level.  The Prime Minister shall receive a semestrial confidential report with the result of the audits on Cyber Threats, Cyber Attacks, Cyber Vulnerabilities, and the coordinated response of all the concerned authorities.  Preserve Lebanon's autonomy in decision-making, including the mobilization of human and budgetary resources. June 2019 LEBANON NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY 30